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face in what court the same was CON-

lace In what court the same was COM
menced or to what court reported.
A. Because II does not appear there.
from that the said graud jury was JIM.
psUeled to inquire n md for the Fist
DctriCt OF HiudS coouty.
s Because II ouiy charges under u
vice lest the kil'icg OF X, ID. Gam
brell.
8 And for o.her causes TO DO 40.
signed.
The court oyefruled the motion,
like The came plea and motions
were made in the CapO OF Albrecht
with like deposition, he parties we're
then ariaigned and pleaded not gully.
Col. Nugent ked the Court TO con.
tinue the case until the January term
In view OF giving time for the excite.
ment pervading the county 10 sub.
side. The district attorney objected.
Thereupon counsel Tor the state asked
for time for conference and retired for
some fifteen minutes, and rotured and
announced through Mr.. Allen that
they objected to continuance, and
hled q motion for n change Of
venue on the grounds that
owing to the excited condition
Of the pnblio mind, n fair, imJ artial
trial cannot be- obtained for the do.
PENDANTS here. Mr.. Allen spoke at
some length In advocacy Of tho mo.
ton. Dol. Nugent, Mr.. McLaurin,
Judge Cassidy and Jndge Calhoon
made ear est appeals for a confirm.
ance, claiming the constitutional right
OF their 81 eats to DO tried In their own
county aud town, and showing that II
was admitted by counsel for the Stste,
both in their motion and In their ar.
gument, that fal' and impa 'tisl trial
cannot now be obtained here, aud
claimed that the same state OF publo
feeling txists In each uuty
In the district, citing IN, RuCes
OF recent ruoiO mvttr ~ In
Madison, Rankin and o. plan counties,
where resolution were sdoptd con.
dem0inR the Homicide a. Hn assasSi.
nation aud raibing money for tbs proc.
ecntion. They asked that six moalhb'
time DO allowed for public opinion 10
mellow down, In which tima they
thought that more conservative sen.
timent will prevail aud the opportun-
i'y afforded defendants 10 have fair
and impartial trial In their own coun.
~ and town, which is their cons,itu.
tional right.
The court gavs couatol uutil tomor
row morning to produce authority In
support Il the motion for confirm.
an" oI the grouud stated, wher,upon
the 'nrt ,djounBd until . o'clock to.
morrow moIigg.
The proceedings In ihs Hamilton
aud EubSnEs "a . ail apply 10 tina, Of
Albrscht.
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srARKyiLLR, MISS.
Exhibition Driii Of she MIS- Fsur ID
the Lee Guards the A.
a N. College.
lsrsoiLL 10 IN, lTFIIL.I

srARKyILLH, Mia, July 4.-The big
four Of the Lee Guards giys an eIhi.
bilion drill on Main street Saturday.
They challenged any set Of ioup 10
the Siaie foI drill some three or four
weeks ago, but the challenge has never
been accepted, hence they are sort Of
champions.
The freshman prize declam zion con.
test for the MagrudsT medal was par.
ticipated In Saturday night by twelve
young men 81 hat olass and was ably
emit s,ed Tor. After the defamation
were over th, judges retired, and after
q lapse Of about five minutes they
to the efisc. that Mr.. J. Valentine,
Of Okiibbeha county, III won the
medal. Mr.. J. J. HuggIns, one Of Tho
judge, made very nice little speech
in the pfetenia,ijn Of IT, medal TO
Mr.. Valentine.
d.. VIM Greer, a Sjuih CAROLINA,
preached the commencement sermon
Of the Agricultural aud Mechanical
College yesterday. Hi text was takoo
from the fret clause Of lhs i2h yorse
Of the 9th chapter OF FIRST Timothy
Fight the good Gait Of ialth." lie 10
very able and impressive speaker In.
deed.
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CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
aeusiemes's Driviss Para Opened
Yesterday.
ESPECIAL 70 Tas AppslL.I

CHATTASo GA, TENN, July I-Gen.
tlemen's DfiyBg Association Park va
opened today with racing attended by
by 5000 people.
Flrd R4co --Troliing all ages; purao
900 Won by Wlmofo Ia two
straight heats, Dan McChirg recopd,
Bella and Earle dialarced In hrat heat.
Tine - :b7i, 252
Second Ric1-Thfas mi ute hoftos
purss, $50 Archie won in two
sralghis, Belabecond X 80 dislanced
in 1tst. rime-3:l2, 3ilb.
Third Race -CdattsDo,ta 5takol, mile
DASH parse, 500. Matte q Won,
Cd Joe second, Glas Eyed Fla third.
Time-2:07.
Fourth Racs--Thfee thirty horses,
purse $3.50. Spot uon; Ida, Nellie,
Bsttle d. and Liitls Brown jag oil
di tanced ia fra heat. rime-3!b2.
Fifth Race--scfub atskes; hall mile
dash. Blue r. won GAS eyed Ella
second, Harry Cruise third. Tine
1905.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
A Disastrous Collision ON she Leu.
i-viiis and Nashville Road
Several InIured.

BIRNISoHAN, ALA July Am ugly
collision happened TO The north bound
accommodation Train No. IL, and
south bound iron orc train going for
Morris minee, four milco down tie
Louisville and Nashville road. this
Afternoon. The operator at Axmoors,
two miles below, had failed 10 give No.
~ orders tina, had b,on wifed 10 him
70 wait Tor the Gro tain, and they
came together at tho top OF hill. The
engines and hall dsE9n cars were
piled together on the track, ard Q
rumber Of persoos hurt. Tom Ar
rington, fireman on the orc train was
Internally hurt about tho breast, 90
that u IL thought no will die. Frank
Bogeite, engineer on Tho same train,
got come ugly bra sec about tho face.
VIM. Wrapple, the other engineer,
had both logs broken. J. y. 9arrely,
baggage MASTER Of No. ~, fell under
cor and wss ieariully mashed about
the ribs. Several passengers on No.
IL were bruised, but none sefiously.
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WATER VALLEY, MIsS.
The knights OF Labor Celebrate
the Fourth Races.


WATER VALLEY, MDs., July 4.-The
Fourth In this city has been duly cele-
brated acc rdrg to the orthodox
American spread eagle style. The
Knights Of Labor, TO The number Of
900 or 700, headed by The Holly Springs
bras band, marched 10 q convenient
grove and had barbecue snd picnic.
The Water Valley Driving Park Az.
ISOLATION, with our Mechanic brass
band, with m attendance OF 1900 gave
q programme OF horse racing, which
ives enjoyed by all. Tho Methodist
colored sunday school also celebrated
the day with picnic. Two balls are
In full sway tonight
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Inle last Bltuatl0n oil the national
debt queslion-its divisions into two
grent clearly defined groups, "couvsrl.
ed" debt and "unconverted" debt
comes sbout thus: After many FL Jrts
10 reducs the old intricate aud in.
volved mass Of debts and obligations
10 some kind OF order, In 1883 a COM
m lssion was app1inted BY the govern
ment 10 consold all debts, foreign
and home, and grange provision for
their payment. After two years 10.
b)is, the work OF this commission was
finally completed, and thsn ratified
or made law by the act Of decree of
June %, 1885. This law provided for
the CONSOLIDATION OF nearly all tho
debts OF Mexico. That lie, ii provided
for the consolidation OF all the recos.
niz d debts OF Mexico, and arranged
for their pay ment. 1hs arraf cement
Of payment wa for the Issue OF a ona
3 PER cent. alntol bonds, TO cover all
debts converted or convertible under
The provisions a the law. Theee
oonsols are free from taxes ol any
hind whatever, and run for twenty
years. The debts converted to date
are those fet forth in the first halt OF
the above table under head OF "Cou-
verted Debt." For these debts con.
soils have been issued. These consols,
while q 3 per cent. bond, do not, In
point Of fact, begin paying In crest at
that rate. During 1886 they bore
per cent. per aDnum. During 1887
they bear II per cent, increaiug
yearly A per cent until In 1890 they
pay fulk3 per cent Up TO this time
the interes, has been regularly paid.
Under the head Of "Unconverted
Debt" the fret item, american
Debt" is small amount due to the
United States which Ia payable In coin
by iuetsllmenis, and IN being regularly
and promptly paid. The other items
are subyentions and contract debts or
claims, whose exact amount Ia macy
cases Ia not yet sscertsined, or AZ the
MeIicaRs say. "liquidated." They
are therefore exc uded st this mo.
ment from this statement, but 40
under the law Of June %, 1885,
$3.50 100000 eau be Issued, a certain
proportion Of these claims when set
tied will he u'ovided for. II l. notice.
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Earned TunB-Charles'on, 2 Tgo
base hite-Goisa, dtVcy, Cartwright
and filnos. Total buses on h.t.-Neg
Oheaue, 10; Charles H. First
biaa on errors - New Orleans, :
Charleston. I. Left on bases - SIX
each. Stuck oit 80 by Powell, -
gml,h, 4 P.ssed ba.ls-ll mes, l.
Fla base on balIs-Esw Orleans, 1.
Time-One hour ard forty five min
ptra. Umpife Merritt.
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Famed uns-Nashvllle. q; Me Ne
pills. 5. Two base hits seder, Do
Black. Three bas6 hits-Andrs ~,
Phelan. Double plsys-Baker ~ u
McAlcer. Struck out-By Smith, 81
Black, 1; Gibson, l. Bases given for
hitting man with ball-By Gibson, 2.
Passed balls-Nicholas, 2; Baker, I.
Wild pitches-Smith, /; Black, /.
Time Of GAme-Two hours and ten
minutes. Umpire-Tony Suck.
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All mills shut Dow. On Honor el
the feurts.
lsraoIAL 10 rnr LrrslL.I

BEsISonAu, Ala, July Nearly
oil the industrious enterprises Ia reach
Il Birmingham vera shu, dow, today
and this celebration Of .ho lay here
was pretty we'll given - 10 the
Knights OF Labor. TlI1|town was
crowded all dsy 10 spite Of number
Of pienics. The white knights put In
the day at Powderly, the infant town
Of tbs order, hye miloB out. II had
been arranged Tor the races 10 cele.
bats tepfrIiey sni tho negross con-
tentedly had their own irolio n,
smith's Park, In the edge Of the city.
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Snmmary-Rnna earneH-NlsTv 70
/; Memphis, .. Tso base hitJ-P
Ian. Double aud tripple plAys-Doyle.
Baker and Phelan, Doyle and Me-
Keoush, Hayes and F,rls. Struck out
BY Bsck, 4; by Kelly. 3. Passed
bslls-NichUlas, /; Nckeough, |.
Wild pitches Kelly, .. Time ( sr,ac
Two hours aud thirty minutes,
Afternoon game:
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HELENA, ARK.
The Fourth Celebrated by Horse
Racing and Has. Hall.
ESPECIAL TO rHE ArprIL.I

HELENA, AK, July 4.--Tbe Fourth
was celebrated today by horse racing,
balloon asceneions and bare ball
match. The untImely rain marred
the pleasure u the day. Many hun.
dfed visitors from the country and
neighboring towns were present.
Qnite a number Of race horses from
distant cities participated In the races,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-05

FRSKLoN FALls, Os July i.-rhieo
brothers named Moha,i, sged thIr'
toen, M son and seventeen years, we're
drowned today while bathing In Burn!
river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-05
DIVIDING thu TROPHIES.
Two GAMES IN ONE DAY TOO
MUCH FOR THE BROwSS,
And Nashville Walks or with The
S,coGd--New Orleans Victorious
over Charleston.

NASHVILLE, TRSS., July Two
games today, In tho morning gsme
the contest WAS olose and exciting, re-
msrksble especially for bad base run.
ming by the Naahvilles, and yery ark
decisions by Umpire Suck. la tho
afternoon Nashville knocked Smith
out, and sized up Black In great SHAPE.
The scores tell the whole story.
nupfgIlt agnpu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-05
The FINANCES OF MEXICO.
A REVIEW OF THE PRESENT
CONDITION OF he
National Debt--Clssses Of the Differ
eLt Securities and Amounts In
Value-Estimates.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPEkL.l


NEw YoRK, July 4.-Since Mexico
has entered the family Of nations
through the railroad door, and now
through the postal door, also--the
opening CT the republic to the world
by the building OF American railways
the question Of her national debt
and her natiopal credit has become
practical one 10 Wall strett,to Thread.
needle street, 10 Amsterdam, to Paris,
and. Through them for the average In.
vestor In every Town of over 10000
population in the United States. The
national debt record OF Mexico has not
been q creditable one. II has not
been record TO inspire confidence,
which Is credit. AS government after
government, founded on violence,
succeeded each other. It's milit ry
leader was apt to repudiste prior OBJ
ligstiops, and this initial act OF repu.
distion forced the repudistor to nego-
tale HE own losrs at wasteful 81 d
ruinous rates. The utury In
some instances is said 10 have
been the greater part Of the princi.
pal. As matter Of course this kind
OF fnal cieJing led 10 inevitable and
hopeless confusion. No two state
ments ever agreed, and while the gov.
srDment was continually giving irsg-
mentary financial reports, II never is.
tued compreheS sivs treasury re-.
port, as other countries habitually do,
showing the various classes OF securi-
ties and tho exact amount Of each.
This year, however, under the morally
bracipg and slreng hening Influences
OF the new commercial regime in Mex
leo, the government has attempted 10
do something Ct this kind, aud has
juet put forth an exceedingly interest.
ing snd valuable table, which is now
first proseLted TO the American public.
This statement, however, is even now
not direct and straightforward paper,
such os comes from Washington every
month, sigutd ~ the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and giving 10 a cent the in.
debtedness OF the nation. Still, II Is
the closest spproach TO such STATE
ment yet made in Mexico, and marks a
distinct advance In the bookkeeping
OF the treasury. II appers in Nh
appendix to a Treasury Department
report, trans stiDg q private report on
the national finances in Mexico made
by au E-glish xpert to an orgsDizs-
ton OF foreign creditors f Mexico.
The government disputes the figures
OF this expert and presents in rebuttal
| iis own ta1ulatsd statement which is
declared 10 be an approximate" Gun.
ming up Of the national d b! as Il
, stapcs to-day:
Here Is the government table. APP
proxlmato calculation OF the total
amount OF the public debt OF NJ xico
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-05

IL anything will benefit anybody in
any dioease, that thing lie Pe-ru.na.
Try II.
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Less reductions Of principal and
interest due TO non -produc-
lions OF claims provided for;
to compensations by way OF
concessions TO railway COM
panios. contractors, etc., In
lieu Of payment, to compro-
Of current revenues, etc. say 1884, .ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-03

NOR RENT, THE STORE No. fa
zoos east Main street. lately occupied by -
Nessrs caraoao oons,sc,ipe @ Al frstclsss dry-eoois
hns,rsss The terms win DO. liberal, and long
,ease viii be made with a good tenant Apply
~ to- QUARLES 2 hccuhDf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-03

TOR RENT, THAT LARGEGA
II AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. stu IA
a,9d at the southwest corner OF Eghtn anu anu
titchcn and servants rooms, with all modern
improyements. There Is also large siao'e
and Sarriage-house on the promises TO n
GOOD tenant rent will be reasonable Apply 10
s'0o II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
an sit Real Estate Agent and Auetonesr:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-03
THE MANUFACTURERS

Of whom We buy our LADIES' MUSLIN UNDKk,
WEAR having had a few dozen ASSORTED
ARTICLEs--various patterns and styles they
will not make In the future-sent them TO us on
approyal. The prices were much under value
and justified us In keeping thern- We have
them now on sale. Note our prices:
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS ct &c;
LADIES DRAW ERs, tucked and ruffies, at Soc
II IADIKS, DRAWERS, tucked and lace, at s9c.
LADIES GOWNS, with rufies, at 49c.;
LADIES GOWNS, tucked very pretty, al tic.;
LADIES, CHEMIST, with rufiies, at 39c..;
LADIffs' CHEMISE, with tucks, enaoroidery
and ruf1es. at DOC. g .llHn,i9 eth it
LADIES' SKIRTS, ruffied, At 49r.;
LADIES SKIRTS, with tucks and embroidery
at 69c. 9i -'-Nriif ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-03
A
LITTLE TALK
ABOUT NOTIONS
~ AND
SMALL w ARES.

WE MAKE NOTIONS, SMALL WARES OF
ALL KINDS, FANcY GOODS, RIBBONS,
LACRs, &C., &C., A SPECIALITY. IN FAIR OR
STORMY WEATHER THESE DEPARTMENTS
ALWAYS HAVE A LIBERAL PATRONAGE,
AND ON sATURDAYs-THE DAY FOR "FIx-
INss-THEY REMIND YOU OF A BUSY BEE
HIVE. THIS IS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF
POPULAR GOODS AND VERY LOW PRICES.
YOU CAM GET on WITHOUT NOTIONS AND
ALL THE LITTLE "FIxINs," AND THE IN
MENsE QUANTITY WE HANDLE GIVES US
MANY ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER STORES.
THERE Is NOT AN ARTICLE WITHIN THE
CATALOGUE or NOTIONS AND FANCY
GOODS BUT OUR BUYER is THOROUGHLY
POSTED IN. WITH ALL ITS MANY INTRI-
cAcIEs 1T IS AN OPEN BOOK BEFORE HIM,
AND II THERE Is A BARGAIN OFFERED IN
TIE MARKETS YOU WILL BE SURE TO
FIND 1T ON OUR COUNTERS. THESE DE-
PARTMENTs FORM VERY IMPORTANT
FACTOR IN OUR BUSINESS, BECAUSE WE
HANDLE A QUANTITY OF EVERYTHING IN
OUR LINE. WHATEVER YOU NEED IN THE
WAY OF NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES,
AND WHENEVER you NEED IT, BE SURE
TO GIVE UsA CALL BE THE PURCHASE
LARGE OR SMALL WE SHALL ALWAYS BE
GLAD TO SEE YOU. BUTTONS, GINPs,
BRAIDs, MARKING, MENDING, AND KNIT
TING COTTON. EMBROIDERY SILKS,
BRUSHES, COMBS, HATRPINs, HAT-PINs,
AND PINS OF ALL KINDS PURSES, ELIAS
TICS. RIBBONS. LAcfs, NEcKwRAn.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, AND ATHoUsASD LIT,
TIE "FIxINsr TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN
TIoN IN AN ADVERTISEMENT.
WE HAVE ARRANGED A GRAND DISPLAY
OF NEwsPRINe DRESS GOODS AND PARA
SOILS, AND EVERY LADY IN RICHMOND
AND MANCHESTER Is INVITED TO CALL
AND GET OUR PRICES AND INSPECT OUR
GOODS.
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LACE CURTAINS.

CHEAPEST GOODS IN AMERICA.
New NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. tapef
ali around, worth ga genuine bargain at 81 %:
New NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, taped
all around. choice styles, worth S5-a genuine
largain at $2.
Now NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, taped
ali around. elegant designs, worth ia genu-
ine bargain ut S2.fj. .
Now MOTIF SGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Dark
Ecru. tapcd all around, worth s5--a genuine
IRfrain at 1915.
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Read what we havc to say about REMNANTS
s,ss wy .4T.1O SHUyNi5 a5sas
Repnsnts ef WHITE TABLEDAhAsK, in .,
s and ., ayaFd lsPss1fsb e
I'm D. sk-. az, and s-yard lengths. st s5e.
Remnants Of ElsENCH BATISTE, lovely styles,
S0ipches wide, at &C. q yard. II Is true IL is
little carly for these, bat later on we
won't be able TO supply you, nor win you be
able 70 get them under i2kc yard. Don
you think Il will pay you 20 bay now!
Remnants OF LINEN T6wELLING at 4Ec.
Remnants Of nno-quslity PERcALEs, good
lengths, at exc yard
Remnants Of SHEER CHECK MUSLIN al &C.
Remnants OF imported sATINES, in figures and
solid colors, at 12J4c. q yard worth fully 35c.
md you win think 80, too, when you see the
DRESS GOODS. 2"
Our DREss-GoODs DEPARTMENT has re-
| ceiyed our greatest care and attention. we
| chow a most brilliant line OF STAPLE and
| FANCY DRESS FABRICS this season. Spring
brings with II always the desire for many new
shades and styles moro appropriate TO the
| brighter season, and we have lost no opportu-
nifty TO supply such desires.
t1 WE ARE OFFERING
| ALL.wooL DIAGONAL sERGES, SO inches
Imported SILK -AND-WO0L TAM ERT on
PLAID, Just lovely and entirely new' asSoc'
yard;
Imported sILK-AND-wO0L BEL0TINE MIX
TURES as e5c. a yard;
Imported SILK AND WOOL NOV ED
PLAIDS at soc. n yard; f-t.t.
ENGLISH BERGE, the latest novelty, at l5c.
sATiiNE DIAGoNALs. ss inches wide, at 1Oc. a
yard;
BOUCLE CLOTH. all colors, at Sc. yard.
We have the most splendid assortment OF
BLACK GOODS we have ever exhibited and 81
prices the very lowest We shall appreciate
| an inspection Of this stock.
KID GLOVES.
Our stock Of KID GLOVES has just been re.
| plcnlshed, and VIC show the best and cheapest
| Gloves In the city. .,,,, !,
| AT SIC. we show 4 Button scALLoPBD-Top
GLOVE worth 75c.; 49,, !,
At 7sc. we show 7-IIook SCALLOPED-TOF
GLOVE worth 81;
| At Ole. we show 5-Hook, Heavily-Embroid'
cred Back GLOVE worth si25;
| Al 81 we show the celebrated GLOBE GLOVE
every pair warranted.
Don't overlook our Soc Pleated- Bosom UN.
| LAUNDERFD SHiRT-it IL a big bargain.
Our LEADER - beautiful serim, full-yard
wide-only &c. yer1, at
HELD S.C0.'S,
NH 31-Tb&Su coo Broad street.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, G
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. -
WILL LBEPUT IN GOOD ORDER AND RENTED
AT LOW RATES
WEST END.

MESI END.
goo Main. near Monroe street; 10 rooms.
IOi6 lloyd, near linden street: rooms.
o1s Mpin. mar Cherry street: s rooms.
is1 Cary corner Linden street; 7rooms.
305 Main. near Madison street; rooms
IsO1 CLAW. corner Harrison street; o roIn%
18i7 Main. near Plum street; rooms
300 Cherry, near Beverly street; 3 rooms
SMALLER HOUSES 10 other localities.
STORES, FACToRlES,S 81 Bills, . @c'
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
eaos9t l1i3 Main street.
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MEETINGS.

uEALQUARTERs COM NJ
III MANDERY or ST. ASDREw, x
Z. isSzL-sPECTAL oRDERss ess
KHr0BTe,-Assembie st 81 AlfAns Han TUI$-
Temriar On horetaek. 70 Get AZ escoys 70 -
Noet WosshipfnI Grand Lodge of Virginia Ia
laying the cornerstone OF tho City Hall
kcmtcrs OF Riehmond Conmandory. No ..
end ell tFansient SIR Knights ere co1rtcousiy
invited 70 unite with us.
By order Of he Eminert comnspder.
GEORGE p. STACY.
Captain- n-,cnerd
Attest: GEoRsE c. JEFrEHsos. Recorder.
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T1OR RENT, STORE ANDG
II DWELLING No. 1902 Franklin street, A.
lust above tho Old Market. The dweiIing por-
Hon contains rooms. All In nice order:
Aiso STORE and DWELLING No. Q Market
s,,eet' betveon Main and Franklin. Apply 10
sS'O7 II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
oa, Eleventh and Bank street.
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AMUsEIENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC

OPERA SEASON.
Eve nights and four matinees, commencing
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 5rH.
snecial engagement OF the great New YORK
BIJOU OPERA COMPANY,
with a chorus Of forty ladies' and gentlemen,
In Audrsn's comic opera,
1.-THE MAsCOTTE"
A cast OF Incompatible excellence, special
scenery. magnificent costumes, gorgeous pro-
perties. and the original music This compa.
nv also win appear Ia the beautiful operas
"MIKADO" and "0LIvETTE," OF which due
notice will be given.
Prices OF admission, l5c., &c, 35c., and Soc.
An
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The e Paint painting Metal Es and rsncs % s
last for yser 1 Be
usss pssa are 70 one a
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L,oR RENT, ONE FURNISHED G
and a. ONE uNFuaSIsHKD ROOM, with BOARD
q desired. Applyst sia east Cary street